Seattle is introducing digital tools to aid in tree protection, including two new maps for public notices and tracking tree data, enhancing urban canopy management efforts.

Seattle City Light requires new solar panel inverters to meet specific safety and communication standards starting April 1, 2024, for grid modernization and renewable energy use.

Seattle's Pine St is set to become one-way traffic between Melrose and 8th avenues, part of a broader initiative to improve downtown transportation for pedestrians and cyclists, including new bike lanes.

Cheyenne Montgomery, featured in SDOT's "Roadside Chats" for Black History Month, discusses her multifaceted role, family's history of resilience, and the cultural significance of celebrating Black achievements year-round.

Tolls on Interstate 405 and State Route 167 in Washington are set to increase on March 1, with new peak rates reaching up to $15 to combat congestion and fill state funding gaps.

Mayor Bruce Harrell has sent Seattle's proposed Transportation Plan to the City Council, seeking to shape the city's mobility future after two years of development and public input.

The FAA gives Boeing a 90-day deadline to present a plan to improve manufacturing safety and quality, following discussions with the company's CEO and FAA audits.

Boeing board rejects a shareholder proposal to relocate HQ back to Seattle, amid concerns about management disruption and ongoing scrutiny over safety culture and past crises.

The Seattle City Light Powerlines blog provides a guide for buying used EVs, highlighting the importance of considering daily mileage, charging options, and environmental benefits.

Concerns over potential espionage arise from Chinese-manufactured cranes at Seattle and Tacoma ports. While local authorities maintain cybersecurity, Biden plans to invest in domestic crane production.

An FAA panel report criticizes Boeing's safety culture and suggests employees might fear retaliation for reporting safety issues, prompting recommendations for a comprehensive overhaul.

Seattle City Light's Colton Phelan, Civil Crew Chief, discusses his role in maintaining the city's underground power grid, his pride in serving the community, and his home life.

Seattle youth participated in the first Youth Transportation Summit, providing recommendations for climate justice and transportation to city leaders.